EurAsia 3- Ramen | Sushi | Poke

This is such an amazing spot. It’s very underrated, a hidden gem for sure. Everything we order was absolutely delicious. I got the miso hot Ramen, we got a sushi roll that came with actual flames , it was one of my favorite parts of our dinner. I also loved how they brought out a small little snack for us to enjoy while we waited for food. Everything I ordered was delicious, I also love that they have a self-serve kiosk so that you can order. Very high tech, amazing spot on Burnet Road.

I stopped by Eurasia Sushi for lunch and was pleasantly surprised by how flavorful and well-seasoned everything was! I ordered the Tonkotsu Black, and it was incredibly light and refreshing, just what I needed. I didn’t feel overly full after eating, which I really appreciated. I also tried the Black Lemon Tea. It was a little sweet for my taste, but I added some water and it balanced out nicely. I’m sure you can request it unsweetened or adjust it with your preferred sweetener. The service was quick and efficient, I dined in, and even though the space is small (around 6 tables), there was no long wait. The food came out fast, and everything felt very deliberate and fresh. This spot is also super convenient, just up the street from my job, so I’ll definitely be back to try the sushi next time. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a lunch that’s light, flavorful, and fast without sacrificing quality.

For some reason, this place is nearly empty every time I stop by. Not sure why, because I think the food is great! I always get their ramen, and it hits the spot. You order using their self-serve kiosks, and they bring the food out to you. Service is quick, and the workers are friendly. The place is always clean, too. 10/10 would recommend

This is honestly the best ramen place I’ve been to. My sister and I have been coming here since last year and despite moving to another city, we make it a point to come here every time we’re back in Austin. I HIGHLY recommend to get the Spicy Chicken Ramen or the Killer Beef Ramen. The quality of the food is consistent and amazing. The service is top tier and the restaurant is always clean and looks cute. Come whenever you get the chance!!!

Ordering is done on standing touch screen monitors where you tap in your table number. The cooks then bring out your food as it’s ready straight to your table or bar. For the food, the tempura avocado roll was great and Ramen was really good! Nothing can touch Ramen in Ikebukuro but it was still really good! Sushi came out quick, Ramen was a long wait. Super vibey atmosphere though, acoustic love songs covered by Asian artists. Lots of finger style guitar, straight vibes. Loved it! Takeout boxes are easily accessible without having to ask staff near the drink counter. Overall, a great place to sit down for a quick, healthy, and vibey meal!

Love option to order from tablet AND choose your table. Didn't try any ramen but the Hot Mama and Hot Shrimp rolls were fresh, filling, and spicy. Rolls take a bit longer to come put than the ramen bit the service was still quick.

I had the opportunity to visit this spot today with my family and some close family friends and we had a great time as well as great meals. The dining area and bathrooms were very clean. We all ordered different types of ramen (black tonkatsu, cajun, seafood and back 2 basic) as well as a couple of sushi rolls. Not only was the food great, but the staff was friendly and attentive. This is a place that I would recommended anyone visit if you are anywhere near Austin.

Dont miss this place. Sushi handmade right there, so good so fresh so delicious. Well kept tidy place, quick service and friendly staff. We were there for the sushi and were not disappointed. Will visit again. They have a wide variety of sushi to choose from. Great place!!

Calling all ramen lovers! This place is your place! Every slurp was delish and the flavor was amazing! Spicy and all! Service friendly and helped with recommendations. We took half Togo bc the portions are large. But we purchased a cooler so we could take it home. It was that good! you order at the counter, or even a computer, but it's a must!!! My friends are ramen lovers and they said it was the BEST!!!!

Went by for lunch in the middle of the week and we had the spot for ourselves. Got the Spicy Chicken ramen and the broth was one of better broths I've had with ramen. All the other ingredients were tasty as well. Nice chunks of chicken thighs. I also tried the Spicy Tuna poke with rice. All the toppings and spicy tuna were fresh. I tried the Krab Puffs, it was okay. I would suggest not having the green onion in it as it is chewy and throws off the mouth feel. One weird note about this spot is that they don't understand what "vegan" means even though they have it on their menu. A couple that ordered while we were there were served an egg with their "vegan" ramen. Instead of the Impossible meat, they got chicken. So all my vegan folks, proceed with caution.

The service was very good. I enjoyed the kids ramen a lot because the broth is good for my stomach. The hubby got the seaweed salad .

Dinner with my wife. Casual atmosphere. Order at counter. Decent menu in terms of variety. My wife had a poke bowl with tuna and greens. She wasn't a fan, said too much dressing and, alas she wasn't excited about the dressing. I had a sashimi bento box. Excellent. Came with miso soup, a side of tempura veggies and a piece of chicken. Spring roll. Four large pieces of fish. All tasty and good value. We also ordered mussels, baked in a cream sauce which were good. I will be back for lunch or alone as my wife was only "meh" regarding this place.

Eurasia has slowly morphed into our go-to ramen spot. Partially for the ample parking, partially because there's never a line, but mostly because the menu continues to evolve in interesting ways. For example, they recently introduced "reaper ramen." The important thing to understand about the entire menu is that the heat scale they provide is...well, unreliable. My wife caught a wild hair and decided to order the reaper ramen last weekend. I was expecting her to completely implode, but despite the name, it was the least spicy ramen we've tried here! The spicy chicken, tan-tan and miso-hot have all been significantly hotter. Maybe that's a sign from the universe to branch out and try something new today. Maybe it's our inability to decode the spicy glyphs on the menu. Or maybe it's a testament to Eurasia constantly upping their game. Ya'll keep pumping out the hits, and we'll keep returning!

This Eurasia is a pretty casual place. We were pretty much the only ones there that Sunday for dinner. The service was nice and fast as usual, even with the big group that we had. They let us put tables together. It's a decent restaurant for ramen, but I was feeling veggies, so I got the bowl and replaced the rice with more spring mix. The pork belly was surprisingly good, but the veggies were all a bit sweet which was odd. Their vegetable tempura is pretty solid. It's a nice place for a big group, so I'd come back for that.

We were looking for a Ramen spot to grab a bite and this showed up as a top rated place. Not quite sure about top rated, but it was pretty good. It's a no frills place where you order your own food at a kiosk. Not my favorite thing to do. I like to sit down and order from a menu. That being said, it was OK. Unfortunately, there were several things on the menu that we had no idea what they were. We asked the young man behind the counter, and he was happy to let us know what different things were. We ordered the edamame,avocado bomb, the Black Tonkotsu ramen, and an extra order of Katsu chicken. Our edamame was cold and hard. Disappointing because we were starving and looking forward to a yummy appetizer. The broth for the ramen was DELICIOUS, as was the avocado bomb. I love how they put real pork loin in their ramen. Definitely a nice touch! The chicken was overcooked and rubbery. I loved the breading and I'm sure it would've been delicious had it not been overdone. We were sharing our dishes, so we asked the young man to bring us an extra plate. I actually laughed out loud when he brought this little tiny 3 inch saucer over to us!! The restaurant could have been much cleaner, but overall the food was pretty good.

Fresh sushi... My favorite is the Buda roll. The Gyoza soup is a must. Great fried rice - they don't skimp on the chicken or meat. Portions are generous and service is good.

Simple ramen spot for a quick fix if you're craving the noodles. Base price is reasonable but does add up if you include add-ons. I can see this place becoming very popular once the new Hmart opens!

UT roll and two spicy chicken ramen will set you back $50 bucks here, but it is worth every bite! Dependable delicious delights dwell here; you will never regret dinner at Eurasia.

A little back story on Ramen. I'm originally from Oahu (Hawai'i) and there is man spots to eat Ramen/Saimin. Hawai'i folks call it Saimin due to our up bringing. Whoever is born and raised in the Hawaiian islands can contest to what I mean and say. (U know da kine if u da kine). This is Black Tonkotsu (thin noodle). Looks (Ono) tasty/good. Let me know who has been to this spot and let me know how it's compared to Hawai'i. Just asking. Mahalo Nui Loa. Thank you very much. #EurAsia#GoodKineGrindz.

Oh. My. God. The "Back 2 Basic" Ramen bowl was amazing, though *very* salty. The broth had an almost smoky flavor, the noodles were perfect, neither over nor undercooked. This seems to be a good ace for reasonably priced Japanese food, very fresh, and always beautiful presentation. There are many different sushi rolls, and you can have your green tea ice cream if you've been missing it I didn't take picture for you, because I gobbled it up too fast. Next time, because there will definitely be a next time, I plan to try the dragon roll,.just because it looks so cool. The only non-Japanese items on the menu are various poke bowls, and french fries. Seems like *every* restaurant has french fries on their menu, whether Middle Eastern, Greek, Mexican, Salvadoran... just an odd something I've noticed. It's not cheap, but it's not expensive either, not for these times. Expect to drop 20, 25 dollars depending on what you order and whether you tip generously or are a cheapskate. Pictures next time, pro n ise!

This place is such a hidden gem! It's a "hole-in-the-wall." My sister and I were craving ramen, but did not want to deal with stressful parking or lack thereof, so we came here! We were a bit skeptical because there was only one other family inside the restaurant. BUT!! There were so many online orders being picked up, so it was definitely popular. Food: delicious!! I got the beef ramen with thick noodles and it was rich and soo delicious. One personal preference: I am used to being asked what kind of spice level I want and the server didn't know how to respond. They gave me the chili on the side. That was a bummer. Parking: super easy!! Ambiance: it's chill! Family friendly. Lots of seating!

We went here after coming back from Japan because we wanted to have ramen. It definitely did not disappoint. I love that you can order in the front via the iPad which is contactless. I also checked in and they were able to give me free edamame! The ambiance is simple but still nice. They did have multiple vegan and vegetarian ramen options. I loved the impossible vegan ramen. It was really good and tasted on par with some oft other favorite austin ramen spots. Since they have more than one veggie ramen option we will definitely come here again. Not to mention they also serve other items on their menu, not just ramen. I would recommend this location to friends for sure! Great service, local restaurant and good food!

Very fresh and delicious sushi. We wandered into this place while up north and looking for a place for sushi. We were a little nervous because of all of the reviews about ramen. I don't usually like places that cater to more than one cuisine. When we arrived we were a little thrown off by the casualness of the place. We went ahead and ordered on the iPads and sat down. It's a little weird because you don't interact with servers so we weren't sure how to get glasses for water and such. The soy sauce and other items are just out for you to grab. We probably waited 15 mins before our food but then it came out looking wonderful. THe sushi was very fresh and delicious. We were very pleasantly surprised by how fresh and delicious everything was. The prices of the roles are quite high for how casual the place is but for the quality we were pleased. We will definitely be back.

Can't believe I'm so behind on this restaurant. It's in an unassuming shopping center, thought this place didn't even have a yelp! I actually went here twice this week as my new doctor is next door. Between both visits I had a bento box each time. First time was teriyaki chicken and second time was sashimi. I will say the teriyaki chicken was a little too much dark meat for me, but sashimi was awesome. Both times the bento boxes came with a great salad, gyoza, egg roll, and 4 piece California roll. The California roll was super above average. Never said that about a California roll before. I got the combo sushi roll to go twice and both times my wife asked me where the sushi was from because she liked it so much. Great job to this place!

Becoming a yearly thing with the GD and we both love this place....The guys in the back are quiet, but friendly and serve some great food. A first for her was the smoked eel roll....she absolutely loved it. Went with the beef Ramen with a couple extra crunchy shrimp across the top and of course the Takoyaki are a must for both of us....she did hog all the meat in the ramen so next round....no more sharing ;)

food was so insanely flavorful, crispy, and filling. service was great, they were very kind and quick. we loved the music as well, and it wasn't too packed. new favorite spot

Great local ramen spot in the Rosedale area. You can't go wrong with any of their options. They have the Togarashi powder on the side table for unlimited use! They do a solid spicy ramen, ask them to make it extra spicy if say you're use to the fire bomb side addition over at Ramen Tatsu-ya for an extra kick.

A nice little restaurant on burnet. They give you very large portions, and the ingredients are high quality! I recommend the cali poke with salmon added. Everyone working here is nice and accommodating, I will definitely be back!

Came here on the recommendation from many friends. I got the Killer Beef Rib ramen and my friends got the Yuzu and Back 2 Basic. The food came out pretty fast and I had a chance to try each bowls broth. They were all pretty good in flavor, but a tad on the saltier side for me. The beef rib, chashu, egg, and all the fixings were great. We also got the crab eggrolls and fried oysters. The eggrolls were pretty much crab Rangoon, but eggroll style and also with imitation crab and green onion. I probably wouldn't order this again. The fried oysters though were really well done and delicious. The self ordering system is great, you just put your table number when you order and they'll bring your food right there. Service was quick and staff were nice.

The food was good, it was fast, and the price was right. It's not the fanciest place inside, so if you're looking for that, you'll need to look elsewhere. If you're looking for good food at a great price, then you found it.!

Great place! Casual dining experience with great food! Stopped by one afternoon to try something new and I'm glad we did. Great portions on the bento boxes. We will definitely be coming back.

This is personally my favorite new spot for gluten free ramen. My friend and I decided to visit this restaurant on a Saturday night. It wasn't horribly packed. There is contactless ordering and the food is brought out to you by a server. I ordered the gluten free vegan ramen with atijama. Everything came out fresh and savory. The creaminess of the vegan broth was the highlight of the dish. It is difficult to find good gluten free ramen and I'm so happy that I found just the spot to enjoy it.

It was a toss up between ramen or pizza this night as we did an Austin day trip and we decided on ramen. My friend suggested we try this place. I always go for spicy miso and the hubby went for the beef rib ramen. You place your order and pay at these kiosk type machines on the wall before you sit. I wish the ingredients and add-ons were translated into English because we didn't know what they were. Everyone enjoyed their ramen in terms of flavor. The only suggestion we all had was to make the broth less salty. Other than that, we had a decent experience at this place. The servers were quick and attentive.

One of my favorite Ramen spots in Austin. It's sooo good! Chef Special Ramen: Curry Mozzarella Ramen - 5/5 Sushi: Salmon - 5/5 Escolar - 5/5 Amazing value for their sushi pieces. Big, fresh cuts for super inexpensive price. The curry mozzarella ramen is phenomenal! It's a must order. I can't stress how delicious and amazing it is. Definitely a hidden gem in Austin.

I wanted some comfort food so I ordered the Chicken Bento. It comes with chicken teriyaki and rice, edamame, a spring roll, crunchy California roll, and spring greens. I added shrimp tempura just to see what their offering was like. I was not impressed by anything except the rice. How are you going to give people spring rolls without sauce? Or tempura without sauce? Only soy sauce was provided, which makes for an incomplete experience. It looks like people come here for the ramen so if I were to try this place again, I would do that. The bento is just not it, y'all.

Great service , great ramen . It's a shopping center noodle shop . Nothing fancy but don't let that take away from your experience. The price is relatively the same among all ramen places . But this one the staff doesn't yell when you walk in

Got the black tonkatsu and calamari. Both wonderful. Nice quiet atmosphere, nice staff. Solid restaurant!

The food is excellent. I want to make my time to type this review and want to support your business. Please make your business accepting cash. This is America and some customers use cash for their personal reasons. Please do not restrict cash customers. People, this is a beginning and they want to see your personal information, your credit card info, etc and also reduce human's jobs. We need to stop this. It is our rights to use a type of money to purchase. This is a restaurant and it provides food for us. We love humans.

I usually order the red tonkatsu ramen, and it's pretty good. The ramen has a rich broth with a hint of spice. Also, I really enjoy eating the chashu because it's very tender. While there are better ramen spots, this place is very convenient and chill. There's plenty of parking, and it's almost never busy. I would definitely recommend checking it out.

SUMMARY: great tonkatsu ramen, flavorful (not overly salty) broth, great spot and decent pricing! FOOD: tonkatsu ramen is phenomenal: the pork is delectable, the broth is warm and compliments the firm noodles well! The karage chicken appetizer is crispy and great warm-up to the meal! Cheers

Stopped once I arrived into town and fell in love. I ordered at the machine and loved how omitting pretty much everything was an option. Lol. I got the red tonkotsu, with shrimp shumai and gyozas. I ate a couple of both as apps, then put the rest in my ramen--it was bomb. Broth was on point and I didn't have to add a thing! Chyeah!! They were closing but I didn't feel rushed and everything was hot. I'll be back.

First time trying ramen at Eurasia 3 and definitely impressed! May even be my go-to ramen from now on - they excelled in the broth, meat, and veggies! The Red Tonkatsu reminded me of a cross between red curry and ramen, I thought the spice level was perfect! The portions are also huge for the price point, compared to other ramen bowls I've had in Austin (Sazan, Tatsuya), I even had leftovers to take home to enjoy another day. Their ramen menu is pretty extensive. They have self-order machines on the right wall (just pick a table # and they will bring to your table) or you can order at the register. There is plenty of parking in their lot.

All 3 of us had the spicy chicken Ramen, all of us thought it was great. Edemame was fun. Service was competent and friendly. Food was served quickly.

I'll preface this by saying this review applies to their food in a to-go context. EurAsia 3 is going to be my top choice now for any delivery/to-go cravings. I ordered the beef bento and it didn't disappoint! I love that it's a sampler plate, because I couldn't decide whether to get sushi or something else. I loved their Gyoza and the spring roll too! Oh and the mixed greens have a superb dressing on top that mixes well with the beef itself. I would highly recommend the bento box next time you go or order it for delivery. It travels well (at least within a 3 mile radius) and it tastes amazing! My husband ordered a custom poke bowl that he wasn't super wowed by, I think he accidentally got the spicy crab salad rather than the spicy crab meat he'd hoped for but we think it was probably a mistake on our end. I tried a bite of his food and I think it could've used a bit of a bigger protein and more sauce but the rice and the veggies tasted super fresh. I'd highly suggest you order this for your next at home movie date.

Doordash-ed this place since there was a hankering for some ramen on a brisk evening. Got a California Roll for kicks as an appetizer while we were working on putting the ramen bowls together. Both the ramens were super well packaged in a paper container which had the soup on the bottom and a plastic container nestled on top which had the noodles and other ingredients (note the individual containers are not labeled - so know your ramens) The Cali roll was good - the crab is shredded so not in the long formed tubes. The Back2Basics was a chicken broth with a heap of stuff. It used a thicker squiggly noodle and had chashu, ajitama egg, spinach, wood ear mushrooms, and bamboo. The Black Tonkatsu was a pork bone broth with more of a straight wheat noodle (I always think somen but not sure what type it is). Chashu, Woodward mushrooms, bamboo, ajitama egg and shredded green onions for this one. Overall we really enjoyed the ramens but also found the sodium content to be quite high for both. They easily could have used a third less salt and still retained the wonderful flavors. That being said I wouldn't shy away from the ordering from here again.

Waited over 45 minutes for an online order that was supposed to be ready in 15. They didn't even make it until I got there. Then they give me the wrong order and won't answer the phone.

Really great poke bowls and nice staff! Large serving size and good quality food. Highly recommend!

Ended up spending $35 on a single bowl. Add ons gets pretty pricey. I was really disappointed in the rice, the texture was extremely mushy almost like a porridge consistency.

The fresher the better and you will get it here at Eurasia! It's been since Oct that I have visited but I love that there system remembered what I ordered in the past.

I was really impressed with this place! I hadn't ever heard of anyone talking about Eurasia Ramen but the pictures looked like exactly what i was wanting so i decided to give it a try and i'm glad i did. I got the Miso-Hot & love everything about it. the broth was rich & flavorful, meat was perfect, and the extra toppings including mushroom, corn, & bean sprouts really added something to it- all for a very fair price (~$15). The one thing i'll note is i'm surprised you cant specify a spice level like at other ramen establishments. This was the perfect spice level for me but that may not be the case for everyone. Quick service, casual vibe.

Eurasia Ramen is something special. * * * I am normally not big on ramen and sushi places. A lot of these places serve pallid Americanized pan-Asian food. I was particularly dubious about the idea of a ramen-sushi restaurant in Rosedale. Rosedale is already rolling in fine sushi places. Maru is one of the best neighborhood sushi places in our city. Dawa is the best sushi truck in our city. * * * Well, boy was I wrong. Eurasia is an absolutely outstanding establishment. The sort of place that had I known about I would have driven to Cedar Park or Oak Hill to patronize. (That's a Yelp in-joke. Look up Eurasia's original two locations.) Both the sushi and the ramen are among the best in town. * * * The sushi menu is not about originality. You are not getting some kind of fish that is only available in the waters off of the Malabar coast between February and April of spawning years. You have seen all of these dishes before. The sushi menu is all about TASTE. This is simply some of the tastiest sushi you are going to get anywhere. Leave the soy sauce alone. Leave the wasabi alone. Just try all the rolls all by their little naked selves. That includes the Plain-Jane rolls such as just salmon or just tuna and rice. Stuff that you dip automatically just out of force of habit. The taste on these monsters will blow you away. You will remember why you fell in love with sushi in the first place. * * * The ramen is up there with the best in town. Is it up there with Ramen Tatsu-Ya? Well, I can't speak for every bowl of ramen on the menu. But on their Black Tonkatsu Ramen, Yes it IS every bit as good as Ramen Tatsu-Ya. And you don't have to wait in line either. On all of the signature ramens, the ingredients DO go exotic. Bring a dictionary if you want to know everything that is in your soup. But I tasted all of the "I-have-no-idea-what-this-is" ingredients In the Black Tonkatsu Ramen. They got grades of A+, A+, A+, A+. A+. A+ and A+. Plus the broth got an A+. One item was a specially prepared half of a hard-boiled egg. One of the tastiest mouthfuls of anything I have had for a long time. One item was a texture play, long ribbons of a fungus or seaweed. Totally entertaining from bite one. One was their special custom marinated and grilled pork. That was a wowser. And the broth was to die for. * * * I was frankly skeptical that a place that could do good ramen could also do good sushi. Well, delete-file on all that skepticism. Eurasia is the real deal. Run, don't walk, to check it out on Burnet Road near North Loop. Unless you live in Cedar Park or Oak Hill, and you already know what I am talking about.

We ordered almost $100 takeout, and everything, literally, was, at best, meh. I'm shocked that this place gets such positive previews.

This place really surprised me with their quality. When you walk in, ordering and paying is done entirely on the machines. We got the Pan Fried Dumplings, Spicy Chicken Ramen, and the Red Tonkatsu. The gyoza were pretty good, although a bit pricy for just four dumplings. The pork in the Red Tonkatsu were thinly sliced, but had a delicious charred flavor. The broth and noodles were delicious, and the egg was cooked perfectly. The chicken in the Spicy Chicken Ramen was also delicious and charred nicely. Both ramens weren't very spicy, but of course, YMMV. Would definitely add Eurasia to my list of go-to ramen places!

Been looking for good ramen. This is my new favorite. The Tonkotsu Red (spicy). Delicious. Broth was excellent but the pork was cooked perfectly. Friendly staff. Clean place. My daughter had the New York rol and said it was very good. And she's picky. Need this place in San Marcos or Kyle.

Excellent Ramen and good teriyaki bowls. Wish we were still close to eat here more often. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it as I reflect on my experiences and photos. Now that's saying something because I'm full. I just finished dinner like an hour ago. Nutrients. Rich and decadent nutrients!

This was my first "Ramen" experience so I don't have anything to compare it too‍ but oh my!!! It was delicious!!! My friend enjoyed his bento box, I don't even think he chewed his food lol The spicy chicken wasn't really spicy but it had a nice subtle hint of spice...kinda like it wanted to be spicy but was shy lol. The Hot Mama roll was something to fight about!! That shit was soooooo damn good! I'd drive 30 miles just for that alone!! Usually I have to dip my sushi in eel sauce, soy, wasabi, ginger, etc for extra flavor; but this needed absolutely NOTHING! So many enjoyable flavors I didn't wanna mix it lol This is definitely "IT"

This place is a hidden treasure with AMAZING ramen. It is a long and skinny establishment and it looks like a family business. The employees are very friendly and calm. You can order on the iPad yourself or tell your order to the person at the counter. There will be something for everyone - every variation of ramen possible! The regular edamame came out sizzling hot, and perfectly seasoned. It was quite a large portion and perfect to share! I ordered the red tonkotsu with extra spice. Instead of adding spice directly into it, they brought out there homemade Chile pepper on a little dish, so I can spice it to my liking. The ramen was perfect!! I had a sore throat, and it was the perfect cure. The broth is well seasoned, oily, creamy. The pork was super tender, and the egg! Oh the egg. That was such a treat! It is a marinated soft-boiled egg. The noodles themselves were nothing special. Maybe next time, I'll try the thick noodles and see how that compares. It was so filling too! This is my go-to ramen place if I want some delicious, casual, flavorful and comforting food. I was saying, this is the perfect meal when you're drunk ;) As we were walking out, we saw a man eating the brisket ramen. It looked delicious and huge! It is pricey, but I think you get what you pay for.